The Count of Monte Clicker
The Count of Monte Clicker is an incremental game about breaking out of prison and finding treasure. With the help of fellow prisoner Abbe Faria, you, Edmond Dantes must escape the notorious Chateau d'Idle and claim your destiny.
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The Count of Monte Clicker is a short incremental game based on the iconic novel 'The Count of Monte Christo' by Alexandre Dumas.
In 'The Count of Monte Clicker' you will become Edmond Dantes, an innocent man imprisoned for life. Along with fellow prisoner and genius Abbe Faria, you must escape the Chateau d'Idle, France's hardest prison. And if the Abbe is not mad, there is an unbelievable treasure buried on the island of Monte Clicker, just waiting to claimed...
Learn to the ways of the world and become a gentleman under the mentorship of the wise Abbe Faria.
Use your skills, wits and perseverance to overcome the challenges of your escape.
Enjoy a varied and surprising array of incremental and upgrade-based gameplay.
Take part in Dumas' iconic story as it has never been told before.
Relaxing, incremental, upgrade-based gameplay.
A thrilling and comedic story of escape and friendship.
Multiple game modes across 4 acts.
Hand-drawn pixel graphics.
Rainy lo-fi soundtrack.
From Adam Travers, developer of the critically acclaimed 'Journey to Incrementalia'.
